Terms & Conditions

Consume food in private. Restaurants and coffee shops close during daylight hours in respect of Muslims who are fasting. While many offer a take-away option, you should not eat your food in public.

Do not eat, drink or smoke in public (including inside your car). It is illegal and, if caught, you are likely to pay a fine of up to Dhs.2,500 with harsher punishments stretching to two months in jail.

Dress more conservatively during Ramadan. It’s always important to dress conservatively when in public areas such as restaurants and malls, but this is especially prevalent during the Holy month. Avoid sleeveless tops, short skirts and shorts, and cover up anything see-through.

Do not play loud music (including inside your car). Nightclubs are closed during the holy month, while lounges and bars are likely to respect this rule.

Do not dance in public places during Ramadan as this is seen as disrespectful.

Do not get caught for an alcohol-related offence, including being drunk in public, as these are likely to be treated far harsher during Ramadan.

No belly dancing & No alcohol during Ramadan time in desert safari & Dhow Cruise.